Strength Verification of Components V1

Supports Ansys: 19.2
Target Application: Mechanical
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A lite-weight extension that allows for a static strength verification of non-welded components, made of steel or aluminum alloy, within ANSYS mechanical. It is based on the assessment of the static strength using local stresses demonstrated within the FKM-Guideline [1] and appropriately takes the effects of temperature, the state of stress, anisotropy as well as the decrease in material strength due to a change in dimensions into consideration.
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Strength Verification of Components

A lite-weight extension based on the FKM guideline, that allows for the static strength verification of non-welded components made of steel or aluminum alloy, within ANSYS mechanical.

Benefits of using SVC are:

  • standardized strength verification of parts and assemblies based on the well-know FKM guideline using local stresses
  • easy-to-use UI embedded within ANSYS mechanical
  • visual output in order to identify weak spots of the design
  • consideration of temperature, anisotropy and size effects on material properties

The following features are provided:

  • temperature factors for fine grain structural steel, other steel, age-hardening and non-age-hardening aluminum alloy
  • decrease in material strength usually observed with an increase in dimensions of a component for various steel material groups
  • individual load factors and safety factors based on the probability of occurrence as well as the consequences of failure

For more information refer to:

Strength Verification of Components V1 Documentation


Application Example:

Support Information

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